Question of the week: What animal could you beat in a race?

Say What?

Classic moo-sunderstanding

7%, the surprising number of American adults who think chocolate milk comes from brown cows. Embarrassing, definitely, but this stat highlights a bigger issue: more Americans are pretty illiterate when it comes to agricultural knowledge. A lot of us have no idea where our food comes from, or how it’s made. And it’s not just chocolate milk: A study in the ‘90s found that 1 in 5 adults weren’t aware that hamburgers are made from beef. — Washington Post

Michael Phelps vs. Great White

According to a press release from Discovery Channel, Phelps will race a great white shark as part of Shark Week on July 23. — Bleacher Report

Southpaw

Boxer Billy Hope turns to trainer Tick Wills to help him get his life back on track after losing his wife in a tragic accident and his daughter to child protection services.

The Latest in Streaming

Netflix is now large then all of cable

New data indicates that Netflix reaches more US subscribers than the nation’s largest cable companies combined. Netflix’s 50.85 million subscribers appear to top the 48.61 million reported by the top six US cable companies, including Comcast and Charter Communications. (NOTE: These totals do not include satellite TV providers, such as DirecTV.) A new survey of 1,000 streaming subscribers from IBB Consulting finds that around 63% of customers who subscribe to a streaming video service still pay for a cable subscription. 61% of respondents also said they’d be willing to pay around $2 more per month for their subscriptions, if prices increased. — Fortune

Study shows Millennials forgot about regular TV

Millennials aren’t able to identify the networks responsible for some of the most popular television shows, with the exception of those created by Netflix. Consulting firm Anatomy Media released a report indicating most viewers age 18-26 can’t match television shows from ABC, NBC, FOX, CBS, or Disney to their respective networks. This means Jessica Jones is more likely to resonate with millennials as Netflix original programming than Empire does as a Fox network show. — The Next Web

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